MTU is defaulted, so to 1500, which is also the limit in our network due to some hardware limits... NFS server is a Linux image running as a guest of first level VM, implementing SuSE distribution (7.2). Never tried install via http/ftp on this environment. Will try sometime.
Elisabeth wrote: > -and last but not least: I really have to install at second level of > VM.... this is the environment we provide here for tests and education... > and we'd like our customers to be able to install the way they want... > means also via NFS thru an OSA Gb adapter.... > that's it! You can easily get NFS problems in low-memory situations and very high MTUs can add to this problem. Does adding RAM and/or reducing the MTU to ethernet-size with "ifconfig eth0 mtu 1500" reduce the symptons? What NFS-server is used for the installation? Are http/ftp installs ok, or do they show similar issues? > Now, decreasing storage of my VM Guest helped a little (even if install > didn't go to the end...), so I (again) really suspect there's a problem > of defining all guests, at the different levels, defining the right amount > of storage and page space at the different levels.... And definitively, > this > is not my 'cup of tea'. Throw hardware at the problem. :-) greetings, Florian La Roche
